Author: Winston Featherly-Bean

‘Domus charge’ of up to £500 could be introduced by October, and other colleges may follow suit.

Electrical stimulation of the brain improves speed and accuracy in completing puzzles.

Interest rates on student loans could clash with Muslim beliefs.

Tesco resubmits plans for third Abingdon store, as Sainsbury’s opens Cowley branch.

Student campaigners left a “disappointing” meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg today after being told the government would allow university tuition fees to treble.

Oxford Education Campaign’s planned protest against tuition fee rises forces Vince Cable to avoid Oxford.

It is difficult to escape the conclusion that Vince Cable cancelled his talk here today to avoid the spectacle of a protest. He shouldn’t have.

Vince Cable has cancelled his talk in Oxford tomorrow after being told by police that a large student protest was planned.

Go-ahead given for plans to demolish Sixties building

OUSU asks society to change “distressing” leaflets and posters for Freshers’ Fair.

The incidents are believed to be unrelated, but no arrests have been made in either case.

Widespread protests failed to prevent loss of one of the few remaining student-run college bars.

Independent film about the Oxford music scene enlists fans for funding.

Oxford alum’s new website brings social networking into the gym.

Russian oligarch Leonard Blavatnik to fund new school for future world leaders.